Regional Manager Spotlight: Ken Olsen

Kyle Chernetsky • January 21, 2026

Meet Ken Olsen

Ken Olsen is a Regional Manager with C&C Property Management and has been part of the team for four years. In that time, he has managed a mix of single family homes, multifamily housing, and a few small commercial buildings in Seaside, giving him a well rounded view of what both owners and residents need.


Clients can count on Ken to be highly responsive and follow through. He is almost always reachable by text or phone, and he takes pride in getting things done quickly and correctly so owners feel supported and informed.



Outside of work, Ken spends most of his free time with his family and his daughter, out in the water surfing, or training and competing in Jiu Jitsu. He also coaches at a local gym, which reflects his patient and team oriented approach. A fun fact about Ken is that he has a personal goal to one day build his own log cabin.

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